Isn’t that a bit unfair? The iguana is much better looking.
Patriciasays
Danio – Did all hell just break loose on your end of the state with wind & rain? It’s suddenly ugly here.
That huge lizard has a look on it’s face like my Bulldog. Pleased about something. ;o)
hanssays
A face for radio, in my opinion.
Nasikabatrachussays
I believe Captain James T. Kirk once fought one of these.
Ichthyicsays
I believe Captain James T. Kirk once fought one of these.
Quiet_Desperationsays
Aaaawwww! Cute!
Isn’t that the type they used as cut rate dinosaurs in old adventure flicks? They’d past a big fin on their back and film them in Up-Close-O-Vision while offscreen a stagehand pokes it with a plastic stegosaurus.
Quiet_Desperationsays
Yes! Here ya go!
Actually, that was a pretty effective scene when I was a kid.
Poor quality. Some tool videoed their TV screen. Der.
Jonas Esays
I want one!
Well, there a possible a bit too big for my apartment. A gecko, then.
Bride of Shrek OMsays
Mum, mum, Jimmy-Bob’s loookkkkiiiinnnngg at meeeee. Make him sttttoppppppp!
shonnysays
@Danio
Isn’t that a bit unfair? The iguana is much better looking.
Iguana is also one helluva lot younger and smarter.
That one peeping at you in the bottom right corner, on the other hand . . .
I know this is off-topic, but a Mexican website for atheists was hacked to the point of going offline and losing it’s host, and it seems it was because an Atheist Pride March they were organizing:
what a nice smile.
a very happy iguana?
With apologies to the iguana, it looks uncannily like John McCain.
Only if you put lipstick on it. ;)
That smile is because he’s wondering if you taste good.
What a great shot. I really hope to go there sometime.
That smile is because he’s wondering if you taste good.
more like he’s eyeing my salad.
these guys are strict vegetarians, IIRC.
They dive in shallow water to feed on algae.
I know, but that isn’t nearly as funny.
Not McCain. Does this lizard look scared?
@Danio
Isn’t that a bit unfair? The iguana is much better looking.
Danio – Did all hell just break loose on your end of the state with wind & rain? It’s suddenly ugly here.
That huge lizard has a look on it’s face like my Bulldog. Pleased about something. ;o)
A face for radio, in my opinion.
I believe Captain James T. Kirk once fought one of these.
I believe Captain James T. Kirk once fought one of these.
Aaaawwww! Cute!
Isn’t that the type they used as cut rate dinosaurs in old adventure flicks? They’d past a big fin on their back and film them in Up-Close-O-Vision while offscreen a stagehand pokes it with a plastic stegosaurus.
Yes! Here ya go!
Actually, that was a pretty effective scene when I was a kid.
Poor quality. Some tool videoed their TV screen. Der.
I want one!
Well, there a possible a bit too big for my apartment. A gecko, then.
Mum, mum, Jimmy-Bob’s loookkkkiiiinnnngg at meeeee. Make him sttttoppppppp!
Iguana is also one helluva lot younger and smarter.
That one peeping at you in the bottom right corner, on the other hand . . .
kitty.
Great ad for the benefits of eating seaweed.
A touch of lip-gloss would help, though.
CD
I really hope you’re sending these to Cute Overload, PZ. This one’s a keeper.
I know this is off-topic, but a Mexican website for atheists was hacked to the point of going offline and losing it’s host, and it seems it was because an Atheist Pride March they were organizing:
http://agersomnia.blogspot.com/2008/09/mexican-atheist-website-under-attack.html
And it seems I’m the only one that has translated the news…
Why, it’s our distant, very distant cousin Clem!
I love these guys! They look unbelievable swimming underwater. Lizards could soooo take an octopus! (oooh, did I just go there?)
Thank you for posting this, PZ. It made my day, though I am probably anthropomorphizing on some level. :)
JEBUS! PEEZED!
Put some damn shorts on, you old pig!
Lovely lizard lips!
Evidently, the Galapagos is not immune to the global obesity epidemic.
Very nice.
Nice picture. It’s now my desktop!
That’s the third-ugliest cat I’ve ever seen.
Thank your for posting that picture. Amblyrhynchus cristatus was the first scientific name that I learned at the tender age of 6 or 7 years old.
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